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Universal Credit Update – Briefing for Unions
Has there been an overhaul or reset of Universal Credit? Despite some fanfare over the latest tweaks to the policy, the answer is no, it is business as usual with Universal Credit.
Anjum Klair - 28 January 2019
Research and reports
TUC response to Social Security Advisory Committee's
Consultation on the Government’s proposals for managed migration of Universal Credit
Anjum Klair - 17 September 2018
Consultation response
Fixing the Retirement Lottery
This reports sets out the flaws in the current pensions system.The employment lottery that means that workers in some sectors have decent provision, while in many others large numbers are excluded from pensions or receive very little...
- 27 February 2018
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Britain's broken politics: Tax cuts for the rich, frozen benefits for working families
Benefit uprating should be based on need, not the whim of a government addicted to inflicting austerity on the poorest
Anjum Klair - 01 April 2019
Government delays to pension reform could cost poorest workers up to £12,000
Delays in implementing government plans to overhaul a pension rule that penalises low earners could cost Britain’s poorest workers as much as £12,000
Tim Sharp - 05 February 2019
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